Animal Crossing New Horizons is a cute life simulation for the Nintendo Switch. Find out all the news, leaks and rumors about the Nintendo game here.
Update from March 22, 2020 : An Animal Crossing New Horizons player triggered a scandal that could also involve PETA *. Ingame.de reports what the player did.
Kyoto, Japan- The latest part of Nintendo's Animal Crossing * life simulation series, Animal Crossing New Horizons, was released on March 20, 2020 for the Nintendo Switch * and is currently available in the Nintendo eShop for 59.99 euros. The cute simulation game shines with numerous features that make Animal Crossing New Horizons a very special game. For the first time in the history of this series of video games, the player is able to reshape his island at will. This does not only mean the free placement of furniture under the open sky, but also in particular the terraforming. This gameplay feature allows you to build plateaus of different heights on the virtual island or to create rivers, ponds and even waterfalls. This allows you to build your own dream island.
Animal Crossing New Horizons players will also be kept occupied in the long term by a wide range of activities, such as catching fish * or insects * and digging for fossils *. So by buying and selling beets * you can earn a lot of Sternis with which the house loan at Tom Nook could be paid off. But the raccoon (or Tanuki in Japanese) does not put the player under pressure, but leaves him all the time in the world. These can be used for conversations with the animal neighbors *, looking for shooting stars * or benefiting from special features of the constantly changing visitors *.
But what would Animal Crossing New Horizons be without the time-limited events, such as the Cherry Blossom Festival *, or the newly introduced multiplayer mode, which allows up to eight players on one island. There is a lot to do in Nintendo's Animal Crossing New Horizons.
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Source: ingame.de
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